Cheyne and Brent are joined by Leland Thyes of AMSOIL Pro SxS to talk about his relentless pursuit of success in one of the sport’s most difficult divisions. The hosts also react to some of the highlights from Rounds 3 and 4 at Antigo.

On this episode, Cross Kirchmeier–fresh off his first two wins in Champ Off-Road at the Show Me Off-Road Shootout–talks about his ascent to the top of the podium as a relative newcomer to the National Tour, and why he thinks he can be just as fast in Rounds 3 and 4 at Langlade County Motorplex. Also, Brent and Cheyne break down a few races sure to delight in Antigo.

On this episode, Brent and Cheyne break down a few memorable moments from the opening rounds in Wheatland, MO; Pro Buggy’s Michael Meister joins the show to give his thoughts on the new Pro schedule for Rounds 3 and 4 at the Antigo Off-Road National, and share his insight into what makes Pro Buggy so thrilling.

Continuing a yearly tradition, Sportsman trackside reporter and team historian Nolan Castellion joins the show to preview Sportsman division championship battles ahead of the 2026 season, and make predictions about which Pro drivers will stand out.

With the 2026 opener fast approaching, Cheyne and Brent discuss who’s back to defend their Pro titles from 2025, and which drivers have a great opportunity to take the top spot in their respective classes in 2026.

As the season nears its end, the hosts break down points championship scenarios, and talk about a few drivers they expect to end 2025 on high notes. Owen Van Eperen also joins the show to talk about his tremendous season so far, and his thoughts on the track at Glen Helen.

Cheyne and Brent talk about the biggest headlines exiting Crandon, as only two rounds remain for the PRO division. The guys also discuss a few drivers who strengthened their legacies at Crandon, and contextualize those legacies against the all-time greats in short-course off-road.

Up next on the 2025 National Tour: the Big House. Cheyne and Brent preview the sport’s biggest weekend, and talk to Sportsman SxS contender Bryce Carlson about his approach to the Sportsman season finale.

With the Sportsman finale at Crandon approaching, Cheyne and Brent chat with two championship hopefuls ahead of their season-defining final rounds: Lucas Houle (Pro Am SxS) and Peyton Weisbrod (570 SxS). Also in store at Crandon: Cheyne’s debut behind the wheel in Sportsman SxS.

Brent and Cheyne are joined by 1600 Light Buggy racer Tom Perryman–the winner in Round 6 at Crandon–to talk about competing as part of a sportsman buggy super-team. The hosts also break down intriguing points battles as the season nears its end.